Separated Vietnamese conjoined twin Duc to tie the knot in Oct.

Separated Vietnamese conjoined twin Duc to tie the knot in Oct.

OTSU, Japan - Nguyen Duc (file photo), a Vietnamese man born as a conjoined twin apparently due to the influence of Agent Orange used by the U.S. military as a herbicide during the Vietnam War, plans to marry a compatriot in October, a Japanese supporter said June 17.

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